I don't use any social media websites in general so that's a wash for me... but after scoping out some of the other stuff.
Alternatives Web Browsers:
The Brave browser is a fast, private and secure web browser for PC, Mac and mobile. Download now to enjoy a faster ad-free browsing experience that saves data and battery life by blocking tracking software.
brave.com
Waterfox is the privacy-focused web browser engineered to give you speed, control, and peace of mind on the internet.
www.waterfox.net
From personal use and through the grapevine I've heard basically good things about both of these browsers. They seem like perfectly reasonable alternatives to Chrome or Firefox and if it's practical, seems more then easy enough to zone out Big Tech and adopt instead as the main browser.
Rumble is your rights management video platform. Host, distribute and monetize all your professional, social and viral video.
rumble.com
BitChute puts creators first and provides them with a service that they can use to flourish and express their ideas freely.
bitchute.com
Find the best "qactus" content on Odysee
odysee.com
BrandNewTube.com is a Video Sharing Platform. Focusing on news of the world. A platform which wouldn’t suppress your opinions. We will not hide the truth!!
www.brandnewtube.com
Rumble seems great for Right Wing content and general news content but doesn't seem to have a real wide net or diverse content beyond that unfortunately. It does have an easy to use mobile app (barebones but room for improvement) for use on a phone or smart TV though so that's a definite plus.
Odysee has more diversity but from what I've seen, is pretty hard to navigate on a Mobile and has no corresponding app for other platforms. It's great on the desktop though. Hopefully it can broaden its access in the future.
Alternative Search Engines:
The Internet privacy company that empowers you to seamlessly take control of your personal information online, without any tradeoffs.
duckduckgo.com
The right search. Unrivaled privacy. Yippy provides unrivaled privacy for its users and delivers fair search results based on balanced algorithms.
www.yippy.com
Yippy seems fine for a desktop search, like a super capable oldschool search engine but I tried it on my mobile and the formatting was all borked and very hard to use.
DuckDuckGo thankfully can be
easily used on my mobile phone and on any browser I've tried as the default search engine and on like 80-90% of my searches, it does a perfectly fine job without mining my personal search engine data like Google does. The only weaknesses I suppose would be searching for stuff that is location dependent (some shopping and maps I guess).